Maybe I'm wrong here...
But I have some guy telling me that you can install 98 on an NTFS partition. Here's his solution: use the Win2k or XP disc to format the partition to NTFS then cancel the install. Install 98 as usual.
But I have some guy telling me that you can install 98 on an NTFS partition.
Here's his solution: use the Win2k or XP disc to format the partition to NTFS then cancel the install. Install 98 as usual.
Yeah right. Unless he's got a that NTFS-DOS tool or something, it can't be done. That or one of us has had a little too much mary jane.
Here's his solution: use the Win2k or XP disc to format the partition to NTFS then cancel the install. Install 98 as usual.
Yeah right. Unless he's got a that NTFS-DOS tool or something, it can't be done. That or one of us has had a little too much mary jane.
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I'm gonna try it out just to prove he's wrong though. I've got enough parts sitting around to toss a test PC for this experiment.
I'm even gonna go at it the way he said he did: use Win2k or XP to format the drive as NTFS then go ahead and install 98.
I'm even gonna go at it the way he said he did: use Win2k or XP to format the drive as NTFS then go ahead and install 98.
Yup. It don't work. I'll have a good yuk when he comes up with a response.
He claims he'll "school" me on how to do it. It's even funnier when you add that an MCSE told him it was impossible.
He claims he'll "school" me on how to do it. It's even funnier when you add that an MCSE told him it was impossible.
